ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsApplication crash in module tcRTL.bpl occurring frequently I am receiving an error on module tcRTL.bpl with increased frequency. A support ticket was entered several months ago, but no response has been received. See screen shot of error dialog and detail windows below. Thank-you. This problem no longer occurs. DDT input file MUST reside in the root C: drive. File is not found for any other path specified. I want to place the input file that my data driven test reads on a network drive, but TestComplete fails with the error that the file does not exist. I also tried placing the file in a subfolder on my C: drive and received the same results. Currently, the file MUST reside on my root C: drive. SolvedRe: Same lines of code is working for an application in one machine and not working on other machine. I have a similar issue with a similar error. However, I am only experiencing this problem in Chrome 49.0 with TC 11.30. I have scripted several tests in Chrome, so overall it is working fine with TC 11.30. In this scenario, there are 3 radio buttons displayed on the page. With the exception of the first radio button, which displays a subordinate page with 5 radio buttons, it works. However, when the first radio button is selected, the script fails after selecting it with a similar "application stopped responding" error as follows (please see additional comments below error message): Possible reasons: 1. The application stopped responding. 2. The application was compiled incorrectly (see the Open Applications topic in the help system). 3. An error occurred in TestComplete/TestExecute. Technical information: 241 0x80010108 (The object invoked has disconnected from its clients.) . Tested object: Aliases.browser.pageProfiles.formForm1.radiobuttonElectronicPaymentProv (Sys.Browser("chrome").Page("URL").Form("form1").Panel(2).Panel(1).Panel("body_wrapper").Panel(0).Panel("Div1").Panel("ContentPlaceHolder2_tag").Table("ContentPlaceHolder2_tag").Cell(0, 0).RadioButton("ContentPlaceHolder2_tag_0")) I have rerun the exact test in FF & IE and both run successfully. I also decided to code a keyword test in Chrome to see is that also failed and it did, with the same error. :( Re: DDT input file MUST reside in the root C: drive. File is not found for any other path specified. I receive the same error. Unfortunately, this suggestion did not work. :catsad: